Sentence examples for whole labor from inspiring English sources

Though Cha and Weeden looked at the whole labor market, their analysis is most relevant for the professional and managerial occupations, where overwork is most concentrated.

"The whole labor movement has backed these brave Kohler workers," said Stephanie Bloomingdale, secretary-treasurer of the Wisconsin State AFL-CIO.

"Everyone should be proud," said William Kornblum, a labor expert at City University Graduate Center, "because to the extent the parties submit to arbitration and get an award they can live with, the whole labor relations process advances".

The strike has been getting most of Mr. Claffey's attention for the past 10 days, but, as he put it, "I have a whole labor organization to run besides Broadway.

"Even though the business cycle in recent years has improved things for the country as a whole, labor does not feel that it has really shared fully in the expansion.

BLS projects that, in the whole labor force, 22 million new jobs will be created over 10 years, about a 15% increase from the current employment numbers.

Any advice for Stephanie that's not centered around her suddenly becoming a person who feels differently about this whole labor-and-delivery process?

While Circles themselves may be a selling point for Google+ (at least in Google's mind, if not yours), the Circle Management demonstrated  so aptly by "Lisa" in this video is actually a drawback to the whole labor-intensive system.

Probably more important, we don't really go in for that whole "laboring over cooking pots thing".

His idea was a glorious people's movement — the whole project done with volunteer labor and locally raised funds, a plan as virtuously pristine as it was transparently impossible.

You're attracting a whole new labor force that doesn't remember the cold war.